Articles that mention "Typeform"

How a One-Person Business Automates its Onboarding Process

When you build a business or a product from scratch, that becomes your baby or labor of love—but it can also narrow your perspective. That's why phrases like "see the big picture" and "you can't see the forest for the trees" often resonate so much.

Beyond the boring form: How Typeform reinvented a decades-old technology

Forms are everywhere. They’re essential to the way you send emails, make online purchases, contact companies, log onto WiFi networks, or perform dozens of other daily activities.

How to Accept Payments From an Online Form

Forms are among the web's most versatile tools. Need a contact form? Drag an Email and Text field into a form editor, copy its embed code, add it to your site, and you're done.

Intercom Saves Their Teams Four Hours Every Week with Automation

Great customer support teams are backed by a robust and well-maintained knowledge base. Sometimes the upkeep of product documentation falls to the support team itself.

Indiegogo Automatically Manages Their Leads and Contacts

Once upon a time, before computers were invented—and even after, since they weighed a ton and cost a full-time salary—manual work ruled the day. Updating client files, adding new leads to mailing lists, and nurturing leads was all done by hand.

A Graphic Design Firm Made Their Multi-Step Sales Process Automatic

In the early days of the internet, building a website for your business might've led you to Geocities or Angelfire, where you could "design" a site full of neon colors on a black background and Flash animations.

How an AI Company Conducts Research Studies Efficiently with Typeform

How much time do you spend scheduling meetings or appointments? How many back and forth emails, coordinating your schedule with one or more people? Maybe you're one of the lucky ones and have an assistant that helps manage your schedule.

Send Follow Up Emails Automatically and Spend Time on Your Passion

If you Google "leadership quotes", you'll find any number of inspirational, often fluffy adages about motivation and keeping your eye on the prize. Often missing is the self-reflection and examination necessary to become a fully developed leader.